Description:
When you put the computer to sleep and a few hours later you wake it up, the LAN card remains asleep (it's integrated into the motherboard). The only way to wake it up is to unplug the LAN cable from it and then plug it back in. If you don't do that, you'll keep having messages "page/server not found", when you try to access the internet. With this you won't be able to access even your router.
This happens with kernel 6.0.2 and it happened 2 days in a row. I was adviced to try with LTS kernel, which I already have installed in the system, and with the LTS loaded (it's v5.15.74) I put the computer to sleep. 12 hours later the LAN card woke up along with the whole system as it should, so this problem must be caused by 6.0.2.
Kernel 6.0.1 DID NOT have this problem.


Additional info:
* package version: 6.0.2.arch1-1
* config and/or log files etc.: if there are any log files for the kernel, IDK where to find them. /var/log has nothing related to linux.

Steps to reproduce:
1. Put the computer to sleep.
2. Wait a few hours, then wake it up.
3. Try to access the internet with your browser and you'll see a message "page/server not found".
4. Unplug the cable from the LAN card, plug it back in and you'll see the LAN card resumes from its sleep (the lights that it has turn back on).